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there was man to shoot or be shot
1t on either side Of the boundary line.
With all the attempts at advance
ment toward an era Of peace and good
will, II has never entered into the
minds OF reformers to preach the
fact that the people Of European ma.
tons having but little, In most cases,
nothing to do or say about war, tx.
cspt TO stand up and be killed or kill
like brutss, that they are not to be
held personally responsible for inter.
national affairs Of any kind or charac-
ter. This ought to be understood by
the French people, and would be II
they had q pes like ours and enjoyed
the same opportunities, as Americans
do, Of reading both sides Of great and
leading questions. But, emerging
out Of monsrchical conditions = aud
therefore the prey Of their tradi.
tions, they are burdened with
historic eumities that, under the
liberty Of the Republic, becomes
intensified, and that snmity taking
on Q personal form is taken into every
family In France and Is thrown a.
every family in Germany. It's to be
hoped the civic and military authori'
ties Of Paris will be able today to cope
with the difficulties Of the situation and
not only preserve peace, bat save the
German residents from insult and in.
jury. Such an extremity Of petty ven
geance would invite instant retaliation
by Bismarck, who has been trying fol
months to make an occasion for wa
with France which, II II Gomez, msy
end in an attempted dismembermen
Of the Gallo Republic. France ha
many troubles TO contend with, bu
not one more serious than those tina
arise out OF the license Of cartaii
classes In Paris who mistake II 70
liberty.
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The Hebrew Convention.

PITTsBUBo, Pa, July l3.-At to-
days session Of tbs Hebrew Conven-
ton tie Committee on Civil Rights,
In their report, recommended that the
attention Of the Board Of Delegates be
called to the recent outbreak s2ainst
the Jews In louisiana, and urging
them TO secure proper legislation for
the Jews throughout the United
States. Resolutions were adopted 10
have the ,rue a crime OF the Israel.
ties spread among those who.not only
In email towns, but 10 large cities,
have become nstracised from the prin-
ciples Of Judaism. TIE conyeution
closed with tho election OF an Execa.
tive Committee. The next biennial
convention, Ia 1889, will be held In
Detroit, Mich
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Reduction OF wnea, Rates.

CHICAGO, July l3.-Fipsl &C ion was
taken to-day by the Southwestern
lines in reducing the rates on wheat
Kansas City to Chicugo, "A cents a
hundred. from 25 to 22i edts. The
rates on corn will remain at 20 cents
until there 10 some to move. when
they will BIZ reduced proportiona,ely.
The dressed beef rates were red uced
from 40 cents TO 20 cents q hundrtd.
A committee was appointed TO confer
with q committee of the Western
Freight Ascot ton to equslize The
differentisls on lumber from Missis-
sippi river pointe 10 tue Missouri river.
Tney are not uniform at present, and
In consequence tbs traffic has BEEN
considerably dial urbed of late.
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our VERY GOOD HEALTH.
HOW IT COMPARES WITH THAT
OF OTHER Giles.
Facts and Figures In Complete Har.
mOny With the Present Era
Of Prosperity.

The work Of sanitary inspection or.
dered by the city authorities has been
rigidly enforced this year, all violatorS
Of the health ordinances being prompt
ly arrested and fined without regard
to race, color or condition. The city
government seams to be fully aware Of
the fact that In order to keep Memphis
In the front with other cities OF the
South which the gresent boom has
reached, something else besides the
mere value OF land and location must
be kept In mind-the making Of Q
healthy city, where the purchaser may
reside rs we'll as accumulate wealth.
The reward OF this perseverance
may be seen in the confidence
displayed by capitalists from other
cities In their investments In real
estate here and the opening Of new
enterprises.
Since 1879 there have not been the
slightest signs Of anything like yellow
fsver, nor will there be ~ lorg as the
present work OF eanitrt ton continues.
In the admirably prepared essay re.
Gently read before the State Medical
Society by DR.. Thornton, at Nashville,
appears a table covering q period OF
eleven years, five years prior to the
sanitary reformation, and the six
years sub,eQ uent; that Is, from 1875
to 1885, showing decided improve
meat in the death rate due Ia
sanitary work and the o. force
ment OF the health ordinances
An APPKAL reporter on his own &C
count looked up the health statistics
OF other cities and discovered thai
the death rate Of Memphis, which hai
been steadily decreasing since 1880
shows up finely ss compsr cd with othe
cities Taking the total number o
deaths from January, 1887, up to Jun'
30th-87l; the deaths from July lst t,
Decembery 81, 1885, numbering ia
were added, making total o
l445 for the year. Using these figure
upon the baSis OF a population OF 70,
600 lofty Engineer Merriwsther's 10
cent e.tima ,e), the percentage o
deaths for this year would be 1913 pc
1000, while
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The school teachers, the women
whose nervous system Is cained daily
during school time TO keer the young
idea mp 10 the point Of pogreGs 10 a
spirit Of SELF tacufcs haN devoted
their vacation to great cone itiou In
Chicago, where they are , discuss
every possible question cucsrning
their voc alton aud how TO improve on
existing methods Of education Many
Of them will present papers tat have
. direct and plac;ch bearip upon
tue ar, OF teaching AID no doui some
good will result. Awell write paper
on courage a. power 10 enAae the
teacher TO resisi the pleas OF l. GRANT
and indolen, parents and ovecome
the dishonest practice Of craumins
would be timely. Such psper ould
readily q d place In tho ARIA.
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KALAKAUA's FALL.
order Restored I'm Hswait-The
Kisg strongly Condemned.

HosoLuLu, July 6.-Public order
has been maintained. The new con-
stiiution 10 being formulated and will
be presented to The King for signature
when approved by the Supreme Court
judges and the foreign representatives.
SAN FRAscitc), Cal, July 10 The
steamship Australia arrived this morn.
ing IRON Horolulu, having called
thence July 9th. No farther out.
breaks or demonstrations Of any char
acter occurred alter those described az
having taken place on Friday and Sat
uTday. June 30.h and July let, which
resulted In the overthrow Of the Glib.
son ministry and the obtaining Of O
written pledge from King Kalsksua 10
promote constitutional reforms and
submit 10 the will Of the people. The
new constitution was 10 be laid before
the King on the day the steamer
sailed.
Ex.Premier Gihon and bis son.in-
Law, +. II. Hsyselden, were held in
Jail until the night OF July %, when
Gibson was allowed TO remove to bis
house, where he remains under mill
tary guard. His trial va, set for July
9th. Excitement had 90 far subsidized
by July 4th that the celebration OF tho
American national holiday was hand
somely observed.
Three Honolulu papers, In comments
upon the charge OF administration
predict no further outbreaks b be ex.
pected. provided new constitution IL
adopted and reforms inau.
guta,ed. The Hawaii Gassns
81 July Q, IN an editorial, says; THE
word ofthe King cannot be taken by
this people. II has bSen pioyed time
aud again that II Is not worth the pa
per II IL written on In Tact we remem-
Der the circumstances t0 well We are
Z OF going TO be deceived again. In
reyie wing the 9cuneDces oil June 30,
Il says thu King was NJ ffst strongly
inclined 10 resist the denand Of the
people, but changed his mind when
he fund the palace deserted by all
his soldiers and Tetainera Even after
acQuiCscins In all the demands he an.
pslred 10 think that bis life was In
danger. This taused him to ask Amer.
lean and other foreign representatives
TO assume control Of the affairs tenn.
porarily.
The Daily Bulleliz declares the new
Ministry has found that In addition 10
the regular revenue, all postal sayipga
bank deposits have DISAPPEARED and
loan funds boon need mp TO all gsps
In the revenue.
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n. X. FAIRBANKS LOSS.
His soap Factory ssd R.nsug
House Bsrned.

OAioAoo. Ill, July l3.-The sap
factory and refining house Of NIX.
Fsirbank a Co.'s lard and oil wots
burned completely tonight. All TO
machinery and stock In the two bull
ing was destroyed. The damage |,
estimated by the proprie,ors q, sie0,
900, on which there IL an insurance o
over one half, distributed among
score Of companies. Fairbanks estab
lishment occupies the entire fquar'
and o. the various buildings were YER,
clog together and con aimed the mns
inhammable material, the escape frsn
q loss reaching sl,0c0,cco was v~y
narrow. Twenty.iour engines sndl
fi'e boat we're require 70 keep Tia
flames in check. About half the los
is on rex, the remainder being abou
equally divided between mschiner
and buildings.
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fession. No woman or man should be
permitted to continue In the ranks Of
the teachers Of the country who has
not all the necessary qualifications for
the profession. Aud II there are any
anywhere who hold appointments
through political or other undue In.
Auence, they should be wseded out.
1, lie rot just to the we'll educated and
we'll trained teachers who take pride
in their work, to permit politicians to
saddle upon the public schools inoom-
petent "oousins and uncles and
aunts,"
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PERSONAL.

w A. JOPLIN, Of Missouri, is at Duf.
Eye Hotel.
N. NJ. JONES left yesterday evening
for Pittsburg.
Col w. +. TAYLOR and family left
for Montesgle last night.
Mrs f A. WHITE left yesterday for
Nashville, to visit relatives.
CAPr. SAN B. DICKENS and bride
have returned to the city.
JAMES MOORE and wife, Of Column
bus, Ga, are at Duffy's Hotel.
Miss ALICE VAN EATON, Of New
bern, Tenn, 10 at Dufiy's Hotel.
W. P. PaoUDyIT aud family will
spend the summer at Monte Ssno.
JUDaK CALVIN F. VANCE has re-
turned from protracted soiourn at
Hot Springs.
Mrs. FANNIE WKAR and family have
gone on a visit to relatives and friends
in Mississippi.
Phil 8. HALLE and bride have re.
turned from q tour Of the Eastern
watering places.
JACOB ABRAHAM, a prominent mer-
cbaut Of shs field, Ala, is registered
at the Peabody.
CAPT. T. +. ToBIN, surveyor Of the
port, leaves today for New Orleans on
q brisf business trip.
Col. w. F. TAYLOR and family left
last night for Monteagle, Tenn, where
they will remain during the summer
JuDoE Z s. HAMMOND and Com mis-
eioner Clougb, clerk, oil the United
States Circuit Court, are expected
home from Jackson, Tenn, today.
CART. ]. II. MARTIN, president o.
the Merchants Exchange, ana hii
family leave today for Bailey Springs
Ala, for q months pleasure and 70
creation.
VsIroRs on Change yesterday
Mrs. r. Topp and Miss Emma Topp
city ]. I. McCutchen and W. g. Nc
Cutchen, Jackson, Tenn c. W. CLARK
st. Louls.
MIS-. j. M. BOOKER, accompanied BY
her daughter Robbie and Misses Belle
Wade and Ora Kinney, left for Ess
Tenner-ee resorts Tu day night, vii
the Memphis and Charlo1ion railrosd
Z. H. LKIDY lief. last night for Ne
York to rejoin his wife and daughter
The latter has be IN attending schoo
NJ Bergen Point during the past sea
son, and will spend her vacation with
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lsidy, travelling amonl
the Eastern mountain reeorts.
LOUIS HKHzoe returned yesterda.
from an extended visit 10 the Eastern
markets, the result OF which will be
/, heavy and magnificent stock Of good
for his house to accommodate tho fal
trade. The trip also rad q beneficia
J ehec, upon his constitution, implsnt
, ing the ruddy glow Of health.
PRoy. O. p. wISKLKR left yesterds,
: for bis Arkantas home, near Dewitt
to pass q month or more In rect an,
rtcr alton. The professor bss, duriDl
, the past week or two, completed to-
comp seition and arrangement OF tw
| beautiful vocal gems, which MeeSrs
E. WI znsun d 90. will pub ish at a
early date.
, The following parties from Mem
> pits and vicinity are among tn
guests at White Sulphur Springs
> Hardin county, Tenn: Mrt. Hunt
: Miss Carrie Hunt, M,slrs. Avery an,
Milton Hunt, Mr.. Ernst, family an,
, broiher; Mr.. + ID. Craig and family
! Mr.. Robert Brinkley. Mr.. q. II. Carr
/ Mr.. 0tiult and son, IL Memphis: MI
I Kuykendall and vile and Miss Ksti
, Raybufn, Of Harrison Station, Miss.
. Mr.. Callahan and wife, Of Cofseville
, Miss, and Mr.. Cauret.
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sensation and no little amusement, on
upper Main street, about 8 o'clock lest
night. They have adopted the novel
method Of boisterous singing on the
streets to attract crowd to their
meetings, and generally succeed. The
quartet.e referred to we're carrying
out the programme at the topmost
power Of their voices. The closing
line of their hymn being, "To rest In
the bosom OF Jesus" By the time
Jefferson and Main street, va, reached
the crowd had become sufficiently
large TO warrant III sm In closir 3 their
tramp, and accordingly they turned in
the direction OF their hall. There is
quite Diversity Of opinion as to what
should be done with them, but all
uuite in announcing them ss first
clats nuisance"
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A FATAL CRIME.

When John Martin, editor Of the
Nss AissisGppian, and Percy Gsmbrell,
editor Of tie Svond and Shield,
went to the Office OF the Jackson I'D.
vcrtisr and proposed q street fight with
pistols, they committed an ofispss
against the laws of Mississippi, for
which they should be punished to the
extreme limit OF the law. When they
condescsnded TO the methods which
they have 80 earnestly condemned In
Jonas Hamilton and his gang, they at
once dropped to the level Of that gang.
When they visited the office Of the
Advertisr In the spirit Of the bravo
aud bully and called out the
Lowd brothers 10 let them read
the proof OF the article Martin
was about to publish In the
Nsv k,s'i,Ippian, they went a step be.
yond anything that any lighting
editor" ever did In Mississippi, they
manifested q disposition quite In line
with that OF Hamilton-a disposi,
ton 10 murder. Bsca1se, under
all the circumstance, IL Is fail
to presume they were armed anC
were prepared TO fire on th,
Lowds II they made the slightest effor
TO resent 90 gross and wsnton an In
suit. They got the drop" on thell
opponents, q, the "tsnos" Of tn,
mining camps say; they had tn
advantage from the assassin's point o
view. Hot headed and Ill advised
they have committed 9 Grim
that, with many, will neutraliz
much, II not all they have done o.
the side Of law and order and OF Q fire.
press. They have been weighed 4
the balance and found wanting. The
cannot- viihout abiuyin THAR ofTsns
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= - !. 80. -. -. = -. - -. -. -
Is less than that OF New York, which
Is 20 "a Ter 1000; or Of Philadelphia,
which is 1000; Of Chicago, which 10
81 70; Of st. Louis, which is 20.s3; Of
Brooklyn, which is 2l4i; Of Cincin-
natl. which is 1891; that Of Memphis
being only 1898. While our populs.
has more than doubled since 1880
the d. ath rate has kept steadily
decreasing as 4 result OF q SAM.
tary system that has constantly been
improved. This Is most encouraging,
and must tell, especially with the
manufacturers, who are considering
the wisdom Of removing their plants
and engaging In business here. Health
and peace and the security for life, Of
which both are guarantees, these are
the factors in our progress In which
We take most pride. 1t Is upon these
we build, and upon these We base ouI
invitation to the people Of other States,
particularly the West, to come and
cast their lot with rs and help To build
up what is TO be the metropolis Of tn,
great valley, the distributing csntel
for many States, the largest city In I
region that has everything In soil ant
climate TO commend IL. ..
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under the direction OF the same war
Office and under the command Of GEN.
Grant - COMMANDMENT Chief. While
they carried muskets they. were
members Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic; since they have
been mustered out they have had no
place in the Grand Army Of the Re
public nor any sort Of recognition by
their white fellow soldiers. They have
bean the prey Of white pension agents,
who have robbed them and made
tools Of them to rob the government,
but that Is all the attention they have
had from their white fellow soldiers.
The truth is the people Of the North
don't like the negro and don't want
him near or about them. When he
gets close to them they turn up their
noses. When he is at distance they
howl over his isncied insecurity % q
Republican voter. As long - he can
do something for them-fsht for
them, be substitute In the army for
their towards and vote to keep them
in Office they are oil right.
This ID the estimate In which they are
held by the average Republican and
by the average member Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic Of the Fairchild
stripe. Alas! the poor negro. The
Northern Methodists won't battle with
him on Asbnry Beach, nor wrestl,
with him In prayer In the great taber
nacle, nor promenade with him on th'
plank walk along the beach; thu
Grand Army Of the Republic will no
recognix, him Is an ex.soldier o.
sailor, and some members Of the Z 2is
copal church OF South Csrolins dom
want him in their convention. Wha
Is he 10 do2 Much as he can stan,
heat he doesn't want to 20 to hell
What 70 to become OF the negrof
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THE women teachers, now Assem-.
blei In Chicago, should organise In a
determined purpose 10 secure the
same rate Of wages for their work as
10 paid 10 men. There is no reason
why they should not be 90 compen.
sated, but sthousand why they should
The future oi the public schools de-
ponds upon them. and they should b,
well paid.
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"A CATHOLIC" writes us that he Is
not follower Of Dr. McGlynn under
pretent circumstances. That 10 very
grAiiiyi x TO tie ArrEAL very graft.
lying indeed. AS 10 the rect Of his
statements in bis communication we
can let them passive eau agree 10 dii-
Ter with him. To know that he IL
sale, thA, he ia not going 10 wander
ifsm he iold-tbat sufiicss for US
Dr. hrGlynn thinks he is cafe, too,
relying on his con cience. The Ar.
PEAL Ia taio on the lamo bnsls. Sc
there lie aieiy all around. Amen.
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The Governor Of Kansas denies the
slander on bis State to the effect that
the abolition OF the saloons had forced
several cities to ths verge Of bank
iuptcy. l, was hardly necessary ihst
the Governor should have paid st,en.
ton 10 Il. We do not believe anyone
has ever eriously maintain ei that The
saloon was an essential pillar Of the
9iata
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The titles Of the papers now being
considered at the session Of the Ma.
iionA Educational Association in
Washington, indicate tina, the peda.
gogues are disposed to do q great deal
Of la d work In vacation. This Ia
the sesson q o eau baths and ex'
petitions 10 "boundle@ conugui
ties OF shade" rather than ca,ch.as.
eaieh.,an wrestling with such subj sctI
"rhe Psychological aud Pedagogi
cal Value OF Modern Methods Of Il .
mentaiy Culture"
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Tnnn,n.n,. pIreetorI

CLEvELAED, o., July l3.-Ata m 'et.
ing Of Nypan DIrao'o,s held. Tues lay
Afternoon, 7 etdsnsJ. N. Adsnst'n.
dered hIsTesignauon. II was accepted
and OhAres Edward wbitohepd, OF
New York, was elected bk sueeefor.
At the same time +. L. Riliman 70.
signed as treasurer OF tho company aud
r. X Perkins, who hos been . MEM
Der Of the executive committee, was
elected g. succeed him.
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NEw ORLEANS, La, July ia
special from Lexington, Mis-, TO the
Picdyre, rays: This afternoon, r. b.
Chatham, Independent and Republi.
cad candidate for the Legislature, shot
and killed John :. Harkine. jr, asso-
ciate editor Of the Lexington Bal.
iefin. Harkins's father Ia ore Of the
Democratic nominees for the Legisla.
ture Chatham and young Harkins
had been Discussing p DlitIcs and drink.
Ing beer early In the day up 10 the
time the diepute arHe.
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IT may be that President Cleveland
will pr,lopg his stay from Washing.
ton indefinitely. The report that the
citizens Of st. Louis bad applied for
reduced railroad rates in order 10 call
upon him q, the White House In a
body is enough TO appal him. He
may conclude 10 fac 10 Europe.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CAIRO, Jul5 Nirht-Rivsr IS feea [
clear LEAF and bot. Arrived /. b. Sims, n .m-
phis, 8 IN. DopAftodi I. b. Sims, 81.
Louis, 1902 N.
CINCINNATI, Ialy iS.-Night-RJyer q
feet iueh on tho gauge and rising.
Weather Gear ana hot.
ST. LOUIS, July -Nlsht-Riysr has
fallen s 10, and nov marks u feet s inches
SS,. Afriv.d, sidney Dillon and 0 Oh, q
81. Louis, New ur eaps, Bella Memphis.
visksbuts. pspartedi John aimars, Cairo I
Ny Choice, New Orleans.
LoUl5ylLLk, July n--Nisht--Rive
feet . inches IN The canal add loo, inehs
on re iAiis and s,auonuy, Wssther eisa
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President CLEVELAND made a very
delicious speech 10 the friends Of his
youth, q, CLIFTON, yesterday As q
master Of the English tongue, oral or
written, Mr.. Cleveland deserves TO be
elected President teveial terms.
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Nsw oaLRASs, La, July i3.-J. ID.
Pest 4 Co., lesding cotton brokers
suspende :, owing 10 the failure TO 70
celve disbursements Of margins or.
pected today. A member Of the flrm
tonight stated that the assets LARGELY
exceed the liabilities, and that 70.
sumption 10 q question Of but . lev
daya
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MIssrssIrPiAssl Do not elect any
msu 10 the Legislature who is not OPP
posed 10 the convict lease system.
That blight aud blot upon the iar
name Of brave people must be wiped
mt
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This comparison shows that OF those
twelve centers Of population none has
90 low death rate as Memphis.
DIR. Thornton stated yesterday to an
APPEAL man, on being questioned,
that the present health Of toe city was
very good indeed, and that pains
would be taken TO see that It continue
90. That this Is 90, and that interest
in sanitary matters Is increasing, there
can be no doubt. The fifteenth annual
meeting of. the American Public
Health Association, q body composed
OF the most eminent medical men Of
this country, will be held in Memphis
In November next.
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Par The women teachers well az d
they will teach we'll. Make them feel
independent and they will act indie.
pendsntly, and 10 an independent
spirit will themselves make short work
Of the drones and the charlatans who
disgrace and weigh down their pro-
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The Washington County Democratic
nominating Convention has declared
against the abuses in the penitentiary
management. Let there be volley
all along the Democratic line.
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The Memphis ball team defeated
the Birmingham nine yesterday. Biz
mingham iss very thriving little place,
but IL cannot hope to compete with
the advantages OF Memphis.
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The killing Of the nins negroes by
a lightning stroke should oil the soul
OF ball PLAYERS with terror.
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avs do not seek shotgun notoriety,
and we do not favor blood spilling,"
say the editors Of the Jackson Advsr-
iiser. This Is very good reading.